The team

Dr. Eline Trambelland

A graduate of Cardenal Herrera University (Valencia, Spain) in 2018, Dr. Trambelland completed her residency at the Cordeliers Hospital Center in France. Passionate about surgery, she obtained her Master's degree in Surgery, a "Post Graduate Certificate in Small Animal Surgery," in October 2019. After various training programs abroad, she returned to Switzerland to practice in the cantons of Vaud, Neuchâtel, and Geneva. With three years of experience in ultrasound, she has a strong interest in medical imaging, performs various types of ultrasounds, and regularly attends continuing education courses in this field.


She has completed training in veterinary nutrition and will be able to advise you for your animals.


With her, your exotic pets will be in good hands because she is passionate about the medicine of new pets (rabbits, guinea pigs, reptiles, turtles, etc.) which she treats with devotion.


LinkedIn profile if you would like to learn more about his background.


His degrees and training:

- Veterinary degree obtained in 2018

- Internship at the Cordeliers Veterinary Hospital obtained in 2019

- Master's degree in surgery obtained in 2019

- Abdominal and cardiac ultrasound training 2020-2024

- Veterinary nutrition training in 2022 and 2025

- Master's degree in veterinary cardiology 2022-2024 (ongoing)

- Master's degree in veterinary endoscopy 2025

Specializing in

chirurgie

Nutrition

veterinarian

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Dr Camille Challet

A graduate of the University of Liège (Belgium) in 2025, she now practices in France and Switzerland. She has an interest in alternative medicine (herbal medicine, etc.) as well as animal behavior. She is currently training in ultrasound.



Dr. Greta Pavarotti

As a former resident of ECVS, I have acquired solid experience

in veterinary surgery by working within several

European hospital centers, including the University of Nantes, the

ADVETIA clinic in Paris and the VetMidi practice in Etoy. I have

also completed several months of visiting studies at Tufts

University in Boston and I have a university diploma in laparoscopy

progress.


Furthermore, I had the opportunity to be an author of

several articles published in the journal Veterinary Surgery, where

I shared my research and experiences on various aspects of

Veterinary orthopedics.


My area of expertise covers orthopedic surgery,

Soft tissue, thoracic, oncological, laparoscopic, minimally invasive, and reconstructive surgery. I have also further developed my skills in spinal surgery and NAC surgery through numerous

formations.


I now offer my services to several veterinary practices, providing clinics and veterinary colleagues in the region with advanced surgical expertise and personalized support in the care of their patients. I also provide remote support via

telephone or email, for pre- and post-surgical follow-up of patients.

The healthcare team

Audrey

Audrey, 40 years old, a veterinary nurse for over 20 years now, married with 2 children aged 6 and 10.


A year ago, a little ball of fur named Tilou, a Cavalier King Charles breed, came into our lives to expand our family.


From a very young age I knew that I wanted to make my passion my profession, so I went on to 2 years of BEP Secretarial/Reception, and then started my studies as a veterinary assistant for 2 years in Aix en Provence on an alternating basis in a mixed veterinary clinic where I was able to discover the rural and equine world.


Once my training was completed, I worked for 3 years in various veterinary practices in France where I was able to acquire new experiences.


Always seeking new challenges to progress in my profession, I was given the opportunity to work in Geneva and I have now been here for 19 years.

Over the years I have learned a lot about myself, and about the work I do every day for the well-being of animals and their owners.

That's why it was important for me to continue my professional development by taking two courses:


- Training in Animal Cytamphology: Preventive and curative care using the energy emitted by the active principles of plants and the study of reactions on cells and endocrine exchanges


- Training in Animal Reflexology: Facilitates the self-healing of the animal body mainly focused on touching or applying pressure to specific points on the paws.


I am opening a new chapter in my life by joining a new practice with a dynamic team full of projects, to ensure the well-being of your animals on a daily basis.


Looking forward to meeting you!


Audrey

Vétérinaire vernier Genève

Laura

Vétérinaire vernier Genève

Fanny

My name is Fanny, and I've been a veterinary assistant for three years. Passionate about my work, I dedicate myself every day with seriousness and enthusiasm to providing the best possible care for animals and quality support for their owners. Always eager to learn and expand my skills, I completed specialized training in canine behavior in Montreal, which allows me to offer a more comprehensive and tailored approach to each situation. I'm fortunate to now work in a new, modern, and well-equipped clinic—a stimulating environment that allows me to continue growing professionally.

Vétérinaire vernier Genève

Jacques Herbinière

Osteopath DO



Having graduated in human osteopathy and with 20 years of experience in my practice, I have dedicated these years to deepening my knowledge in the field of health, both for human beings and our animal friends.


For the past 5 years, I have been passionately committed to the well-being of our four-legged companions.

My main approach is based on Biodynamic Osteopathy, which allows me to address various aspects of treatment such as post-operative, locomotor problems, spinal disorders, dysplasias and post-traumatic shocks.


I am delighted to put my skills at the service of your animals, in collaboration with the veterinary practice in Vernier.


Feel free to contact me to offer your companions attentive and caring care.


It is possible to come to your home or to my office in France.

Dr Emeline MUSCZYNSKI

Veterinarian Osteopath


Having graduated from the University of Liège (Belgium) in 2010, Dr. Musczynski enriched her curriculum with training in veterinary osteopathy from AVETAO (France), to devote herself today exclusively to the practice of Veterinary Manual Medicine.

This is a medical discipline whose aim is to identify and release restrictions in mobility within the patient's body, in order to restore its optimal functioning autonomously.

Combining osteopathy and acupuncture, the manual medicine practiced by Dr. Musczynski closely complements general veterinary medicine, through specific diagnostic and treatment techniques targeting disorders:

  • Locomotor issues (lameness, stiffness, post-surgery…)
  • Visceral (digestive, respiratory, urinary…)
  • Neurovascular (otitis, migraine, edema…)

Dr. Musczynski sees patients at his office on Thursdays, by appointment.


The Vernier office in pictures